Landscape As Mirror, Self As Myth
Developed across more than a decade, this body of work traces an evolving relationship between landscape, symbolic selfhood, performance and transformation. Moving through recurring figures, site-responsive encounter, installation, moving image and embodied research, the works unfold as chapters within a longer psychological and visual journey. Rather than illustrating a fixed narrative, landscape becomes a mirror through which states of rupture, transformation, integration and renewal are encountered. Across the wider body of work, landscape operates as a form of psychological architecture. Forests, open terrain, water, fire and altered environments become spaces through which memory, identity, rupture, adaptation and renewal are physically encountered rather than simply represented.
A devised performance in which symbolic figures, restraint and release begin a longer exploration of transformation and self.
An early declaration of the evolving journey through landscape, elemental encounter, performance and symbolic selfhood.
Chapter One: The Path of Least Resistance
A multidisciplinary chapter exploring transformation through water, participation, photography, projection, sound and sculptural installation.
A site-specific installation exploring memory, containment and transformation through water, sound and 38 glass bottles.
Auryn: Full Circle
Project page in development
Auryn: Full Circle is a pivotal chapter within Landscape as Mirror, Self as Myth. This project page is currently being developed.
A single-channel video bringing three recurring symbolic figures into relation after more than a decade of self-portraiture and performance.
Who Do We Become When Things Are Gone
A transitional work returning to earlier identities and materials through rebuilding, memory and release.
Film in development
A developing moving-image work exploring neurological difference, adaptation, ecology and the relationship between inner and outer systems.